| Table of Content |
| Chapter One Sheep diseases |
| Enterotoxaemia ovis |
11 |
| Plaque of small ruminants. |
13 |
| White muscle disease. |
14 |
| Copper Deficiency. |
15 |
| Tetany in sheep (Magnisuim deficiency). |
16 |
| Contagious pustular dermatitis (infectious eczema). |
17 |
| Mastitis. |
17 |
| Mastitis |
18 |
| The case of a little blood in the milk. |
18 |
| Foot and mouth disease. |
19 |
| Chlamydial polyarthritia. |
20 |
| Trichophytosis. |
20 |
| Pasteurellosis. |
21 |
| Parasitic Bronchitis and pneumonia. |
21 |
| Fasciola hepatica. |
22 |
| Formation of urinary stones in rams: Urolithiasis. |
22 |
| Conditions that lead to bending the head (neurological diseases) in sheep are |
23 |
| Taenia solium. |
26 |
| Inflammation of the eye. |
27 |
| Pseudotuberculosis. |
27 |
| Dyspepsia. |
29 |
| Inversio vaginae. |
30 |
| Diarrahea. |
31 |
| Sheep pox. |
32 |
| Swelling (enlargement) of the head in sheep. |
33 |
| Gossypol poisoning. |
33 |
| Babesiosis. |
34 |
| Wounds complicated by worms infestation. |
34 |
| Mange/ Scabies. |
35 |
| Sheep swallowing nylon bags. |
35 |
| Urinary tract infection. |
35 |
| Presence of hard warts on the udder. |
36 |
| Parotitis: |
36 |
| Internal parasites. |
36 |
| Abortions in sheep and goats. |
37 |
| In sheep, after shearing wool, it is sometimes noticed that the temperature rises. |
37 |
| Conditions in which the animal suddenly falls to the ground (shocked). |
37 |
| Chapter Two. Cows diseases. |
| Chapter Three Cows diseases. |
| Actinomycosis. |
40 |
| Acute indige. |
40 |
| Tympany. |
42 |
| Chronic tympany. |
44 |
| Troumatic ulcer of tongue. |
45 |
| Diarrahea in calves. |
46 |
| Piroplasmidiosis in cows. |
47 |
| Impaction of the Omasum. |
49 |
| Repeat the treatment again after 24 hours. |
50 |
| Haemoglobinuria. |
50 |
| Omphalitis. |
51 |
| Eczema on the udder: (allergy – wounds and pustules on the nipples). |
52 |
| Contagious keratitis. |
53 |
| Downer Cow Syndrom. |
53 |
| Foot rot. |
55 |
| Pyelonephritis. |
56 |
| Renal colic. |
57 |
| Septic arthritis: (joint abscess). |
57 |
| Congenital paralysis: (milk fever – hypocalcemia). |
58 |
| Ketosis or acetonaemia. |
59 |
| Ingestion of sharp objects in cows (traumatic retinitis and peritonitis – traumatic pericarditis) |
60 |
| Ingestion of smooth objects. |
62 |
| Rumenotomy’s. |
63 |
| Lick the manger or the walls. |
64 |
| Urea Poisoning in cows. |
64 |
| Bite. |
65 |
| Simple indigestion (dyspepsia). |
65 |
| Bean poisoning. |
66 |
| (Foot and mouth) Aphthae epizootica |
66 |
| Water Intoxication in calves. |
68 |
| Staphylococcus aureus infection. |
68 |
| Rumenotomy. |
69 |
| Simple indigestion in dairy cows. |
70 |
| Simple indigestion resulting from poor concentrated fodder. |
70 |
| Animal getting internal parasite infection. |
71 |
| Bacterial pneumonia. |
71 |
| Viral pneumonia. |
72 |
| Chronic Acidosis. |
72 |
| Severe Enteritis in calves. |
72 |
| Mange/ Scabies. |
73 |
| The 3-day Fever or Ephemeral Fever. |
73 |
| Enteritis. |
74 |
| Bloody Diarrhea. |
74 |
| Malignant catarrhal fever. |
74 |
| Les verrues (papillomas). |
75 |
| Paratuberculosis (Johne’s disease). |
75 |
| Tetanus. |
76 |
| Rabies. |
76 |
| Bloody case (the cow suddenly falls to the ground). |
77 |
| Trembling of cows. |
77 |
| Grass tetany (Magnesium deficiency). |
78 |
| Symptomatic anthrax (Black leg). |
79 |
| Anthrax. |
79 |
| Poisoning cases. |
80 |
| Meconium impaction in foals or calves. |
80 |
| External knee abscess. |
81 |
| Rumen Fistula. |
81 |
| Traumatic retinal inflammation leading to fistula. |
81 |
| Urinary and genital tract infections. |
82 |
| Why does milk spill while boiling it?. |
82 |
| Causes of high temperature with infectious diseases. |
82 |
| Chapter Four Vaccines |
| Foot and mouth disease vaccine. |
84 |
| Smallpox vaccine. |
85 |
| Pasturella vaccine. |
86 |
| Anthrax vaccine. |
87 |
| Symptomatic anthrax vaccine. |
88 |
| Brucella vaccine. |
89 |
| Plague vaccine. |
90 |
| Enterotoxemia vaccine. |
90 |
| Chapter Five The main diseases of horses. |
| Colic. |
93 |
| Differentiation between types of colic. |
94 |
| Prohibitions to be aware of. |
94 |
| Some field notes about horses. |
96 |
| Colic medicine. |
96 |
| *In cases of gaseous colic. |
96 |
| *In cases of dyspeptic colic. |
97 |
| *In cases of urinary retention, do the following. |
97 |
| Notes on the use of the following substances for horses. |
97 |
| Some cases seen in the field. |
100 |
| Stomatitis and lingual frenulum tear. |
100 |
| Tetanus in horses. |
101 |
| Pneumonia in horses. |
102 |
| Hematoma in horses. |
102 |
| Femoral Sinus. |
103 |
| An incisional wound on the inner surface of the upper lip. |
103 |
| Fistula in the croup area (area behind the saddle). |
104 |
| Synovial cyst inflammation in horses. |
104 |
| Synovitis of the wrist joint. |
105 |
| Flexor tenosynovitis and a wound healed with a scar. |
106 |
| Rheumatic Myositis. |
107 |
| Ovarian cancer in mares. |
107 |
| A mare with edematous external genitalia. |
107 |
| Chapter Six Some reproductive system diseases. |
| Metritis. |
109 |
| Physiological udder oedema. |
110 |
| Inversio vaginae. |
111 |
| Puerperal Sepsis (Puerperal Fever). |
112 |
| Mastitis in cows. |
113 |
| Nipple narrowing. |
114 |
| Lump formation in the nipple. |
114 |
| A case of Metritis (accompanied with food poisoning and corpus luteum). |
114 |
| A case of ovulation retention. |
115 |
| Retentio Placentae. |
115 |
| *Method of uterine lavage in cows. |
116 |
| *How to prepare concentrated Logol’s Solution. |
116 |
| *How to treat Metritis (uterine inflammation). |
117 |
| Important notes in cows. |
117 |
| In case of repeated sexual desire (sexual cycle) in cows, there are 3 possibilities. |
118 |
| *Induced abortion?. |
118 |
| Pregnancy diagnosis in cattle (cows). |
119 |
| How to know if the embryo is alive during the last months before birth. |
121 |
| *Reproductive age of different agricultural animal species. |
121 |
| General information. |
122 |
| About horses. |
122 |
| About cows. |
122 |
| About goat. |
122 |
| Estimating age depending on teeth. |
123 |
| Chapter Seven Some operations. |
| Caslick’s operation. |
125 |
| C-section operation in ewes. |
126 |
| Left displacement of abomasum operation. |
126 |
| Enoculation of the eye. |
127 |
| Abscess treatment. |
128 |
| *Uses of medications in genital infections*. |
128 |
| Drug-drug interaction causing medications. |
129 |
| Drug combinations. |
129 |
| General notes. |
131 |
| Chapter Eight Medicines & Pictures’ (figures’) appendix |
| Medications. |
132 |
| Sialagogues. |
132 |
| Aperitifs. |
132 |
| Saliva suppressants. |
132 |
| Gas repellants. |
133 |
| Antiacids. |
133 |
| Anti-colic. |
133 |
| Emetics. |
133 |
| Anti-emetics. |
134 |
| Laxatives. |
134 |
| Anti-diarrheas’. |
134 |
| Respiratory system stimulants. |
135 |
| Expectorants. |
135 |
| Bronchodilators. |
136 |
| Antitussives. |
136 |
| Drugs that affect the heart. |
137 |
| Cardiac stimulants. |
137 |
| Cardiac positive inotropic dugs. |
137 |
| Cardiac negative inotropic drugs. |
138 |
| Drugs that affect blood vessels. |
138 |
| *Vasoconstrictors. |
138 |
| *Vasodilators. |
138 |
| *Anticoagulants (Drugs that prevent blood clotting). |
139 |
| *Astringents (bleeding suppressors). |
139 |
| *Anti-anemic drugs. |
139 |
| *Drugs that affect the Urinary system. |
139 |
| Urination control mechanism. |
140 |
| Diuretics. |
140 |
| Antidiuretics. |
140 |
| Active substances in some plants that can help in case of dug shortage. |
140 |
| Pictures’ (figures’) appendix of some referred to cases. |
141 |
